The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-30

wts heard On the circuits where her husband worked
for time with an unpretsnous opera traup. through
Low price housee Tho leo Of "shs" win be W. A.
Laokaye. memory Of Allan DarA" and Hots win be
played BY " y. nackay. Spectacular and musical Of.
feets will abound IN oistss version Of tho novel There
arc shpwfeok Transformation to an arid desert an
pillar Of fro, and finally 8hes repuisivs trans
formation all the promises Of u projectors are
risd the sig weeks run Of "shs" At Nblos viii Be
ehock full Of interesting Incidents, bat II II extra
hazardous venture
A 1ftieth performance Ia such q common occurrence
ut the Casino that wonders that thing than
ordinary notice 10 taken Of event Of that sort Hut
mementoes promised for tbs ftieth representation
Of The Marquis' on Nov. T. Paul Lacome who com
posed the opera, will be preson, and no has composed
new waltz trio 70 be sun. then tor the nrst time Tho
Marquis" will last Until Jsn.i7 ny and BY there will DO
series Of Sunday night concerto at the Casino wh
some OF Abosys chief singers ~ soloista
The buresquers continue osper through the oddities
OF "The corsAr" 81 the sijou. II may well DO ad
med that the show Il intensely diverns to those who
like is inmodssty. II not remotely artistic. Nor
rsss broguo Davids topical sons and Louise Montafuos
optical battery are cusnt features Of the entertain
ment How long "The Corsair" viii run nobody seems
to know. Perhaps may last all winter A. all svent
A. WINS ininated several weeks ago. nothing Ia now
thought Of m successor and Dixsy has cinchsd this
BY sending In word from tho road that mis- "faust"
take-on 10 In an incomplete state
It is likely that Jim, tho Ponman," will BE- with
drawn from the Madison Square within = month. Its
run Il seemingly prosperous all tho while. but Mt.
Palmer thinss thsrs why he should present
"Lovs's Martyr" borure December He 10 going across
tho water In supervise the Christmas production Of
Theodore" At the London Prnoesx and hopes to SEQ
Loves Martyr enjoying public favor before he saia
Agnes booth will Of play the sacrificing daugh
ter. Annie Russell. Mathilde Madison. Ara Phillips
Frederick Robinson Z. n. Holland. SalvnL fite Mas
sen, Fiookton. and Davdgs will be In tho cast and what
better still J. II. ssoddard viii make his Hrst appess.
this season Tho production In the series Of
authors manses at this house will b Phyllis Denc"
By an unknown writer.
Pooos change of bill tomorrow afternoon and oil
next week will be to I'm His Power" rnciodrama by
Marx Quinton Nh English actor, whose knowledge OF
staae craft 10 extensive Tho play was first seen In this
country at waaeks two seasons ago, and afterward
used for time by company under Frank San6sr's
management with Louis Aldr!ch interested. since
then has been sheIved Pooies stock will endoavor to
bring the strength Of its important situations
some Of whsh arc recalled a. effective.
Harry Parker's dog oirous, BsrAe and Aondo, Jug
glers; Adolphino and Camille, French snsers; Theo.
Hoch. Tom Engiish, Lille Macarthur. Bloodgood and
Smith. Agnes Earle, and yirto musical eccentric,
In Koser Balls list for this week. Tho Galatea iilu
sion Ii retained. Fred White 10 the conductor
this place. He formerly led at Tony Pastor'a
ro.nishts entertainments at the theatres comprise
Cromwes illustrated talk at the Grand Ireland
Seen by American Eyes" and Gen. John I. Whsslsrs
second lecture "The Groat Battles OF America" c.
W. Barys ENTERTAINMENT at the Fourteenth Street has
been postponed to next Sunday.
Another reminder is made tina. the last days Of tho
Nerrimae and Monitor battle exhibit are at hand
"Hsld by the Enemy" completes it, compass Of the
city theatres BY entering the Peoples night
There important change in tho cast unless II DO In
Paul Arthur who 10 playing Bean tho correspon.
dent instead Of Gillette who III getting ready for his
short tour in "The Gross Pink Poarl" and "Edithas
Burglar" At the Peoples this stirring drama Is
to md thoroughly responsive audiences. "A
Bunch Of Keys" Shadows Of Great city" "The Cold
Giant" and q metropolitan return Of "A Hole n the
Ground" arc ensuing bookings.
Rehearsals Of Dorothy viii occupy the stage Of tho
closed Standard this week until Saturday when Golfers
oporetta will have its first American hearing II comes
here modssy but with the prestSe Of tho most
striking the London light opera stage has
enjoyed in years. Probably It has cost the Dunn big
penny TO secure 1t for America but II It's run
on this side shall approach Its Enalish hit
the Standard management will hardly have to
complain There substantial to believe that
1t will here The cast at least will vie with that Of
the London presentation for II will comprise Lillian
Russell Asnss Stone, j. H. Rylsy Rose Leighton, Milo.
Halton, John Drant Harry Paulton. aud others.
Miss Russell viii be Dorothy Agnes Stone Is the sstor
OF Marie Stone, Boston ideals old primA donna
English light comedian Of good repute and Miss Haton
IA said to DO q dlscovery--an American girl with =
Partisan experience opera bouasr. Dorothy was
originally sung Sept as 1885, at the London 0aety.
It's three acts written by b. Stephenson,
compshed dramatist and its Is the work Of Al
fred Collier composer not unknown here. 1t Is easy
to believe after glance At its argument that "Doro
thys melodies are worthy Of better hbrstto; but II
the tao is simple It u at least agreeable Dorothy tho
daughter Of English squire, and Lydia her cousin
weds the cousin selected her husband
By her father To compass this end there oonfusions
Of idcnsitiea exchanngs of rings, masqueradinEs Of
potticoa In breechss and mock duels By feminine Bob
AcreseG
Mr.. James Brown Potter will sue for tho plauds OF
American audience tomorrow night Tho Fifth Ave-
will DO brilliantly packed there is doubt and tho
dtbutante will DO welcomed with good will That she
has discreety employed the interval since her return
from England, avoiding boistsrous oxpedisns aud
tAining the modesty OF lady Of society Ii duo wholly
TO her good 30 Ear she has been her clever
manager Mrs Poters professional debut in Amer.
ioA will DO made FaHEfne De Brssfer In the play
that name adapted from Albert Delpts drama Nile do
Bresse" which, in turn made by Dept from OF
his own novels. Mrs Pottcr's version Is the second
English form OF tho play and Is supposed to be mainly
the work Of George simA materially aided by Kyro
Bellew who has directed all the rehearsas and domi-
mated all tho stage preparations evon 10 coaching the
Ho will play Jaques Rosteg statuesque hero, and
Fa,tines adorer In tho cast two other Eng,ishme
Fred ". Sidney and Kenneth Leo. Sidney is portly.
handsome fellow who has before acted In Amer.
lea He Is the Of W. sidney An English stage man
ager. and camo here to sell playa hut pressed
into Mrs Pottsr's service, and will finish the season
with her Lee 10 low comedian OF fair ability Leslie
Alton, young sydney Drew. ambitious Nadia Craixen,
lovely Geneveir Lyton Fred 3. Conway, Hart Conway
and Minnie Monk ALSO in the support They may
all work hard and will but the best opportunities
monopolizsd by below and Mrs Potter 70 extent
damaging to all the other roies "faustne DO Bressier
will DO played throughout the troo weeks here, II 1t
proves success; II otherwise Loyal Lore" will DO
used. But neither Loyal Love" nor MIRA Brans.
comb" will be acted hero, on the road II Rasstine
wins pronounced favor for Mrs. Potter.
Somebody was bound to burlcsqus Mrs Potter and
her play and Of course it II Lew Dockstadsr. "Mle.
De Bran Ear" is his felicitous title, and he will
Curly Beoies Doctstdder Tuesday night to tho hrs
Potter Of the rotund burt shepard The change of bill
for the week viii be general and good Oxygen" will
terminate tho frat part and Tho Song That Reached
My Heart" sxqnisitoly sang by Dick jose will DO ro.
viyed Franks and Marion vii! dc dandies song and
dance. "Eyes OF Violet Bre" and songs will be
given by Rieser and frii.man" The Maid OF the MIL"